Anonymine on a 400 MHz Pentium II

by oskog97 1 year ago

GNU/Linux ◆ xterm-256color ◆ bash 135 views

My first asciicast showcasing Anonymine running on a 400 MHz Pentium II

Anonymine is using PyPy 2.7 for maximum performance. A special version compiled with –x86-without-sse2 is required.

It’s quite laggy but gets better over time due to the nature of the JIT. It’s hard to convey the laggyness but it becomes apparent in the end where I move far too long.

I’m using TERM=ansi so that I can middle-click paste, otherwise Anonymine would accept mouse input. It’s possible to make annotations in Anonymine using the letmetype cheat.

The initialization time took about 3 minutes this time (it’s very random), but I’ve set the the idle time limit to 15 seconds for your convenience.

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